Healthcare Trends Nov 1, 2021 What is Clinical Governance? To put it simply, clinical governance, or health governance, exists to ensure the quality and safety of our public healthcare systems. It holds doctors, nurses, hospitals, and healthcare organizations to a set of standards important for health and national health strategies.Clinical governance also provides the opportunity for service providers to better understand and develop the fundamental components needed to deliver positive patient experiences and outcomes for their health issues.Everyone pursuing a career in healthcare should get familiar with the term because it is key for success in this field. This article will explore all the moving parts of health governance: how it works, its core components, and its impact on public health. What are the Core Components of Clinical Governance? Clinical governance includes five core components: patient care, education and training, clinical audits, research and development, and clea...
